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New cervical cancer screening guidelines aim to improve accessibility | Morning in America

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The American Cancer Society has introduced new guidance for cervical cancer screening, which now includes "self-swab" HPV tests. Teal Health CEO Kara Egan and medical director Dr. Liz Swenson tell "Morning in America" they hope the new at-home testing will boost accessibility and motivate women to screen for cervical cancer more often.

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